Jwalamukhi Yuwa Samuha Harkapur won the tenth Byakul Maila Gold Cup after facing Saptarangi Yuwa Samuha in the final at Bhalem Bagar playground in Sokmatar, Manebhanjyang Rural Municipality-6, Okhaldhunga. The match, played today on the bank of the Dudhkoshi River, ended without a goal in regulation time, and the tournament title was decided between the two sides.
A goalless final in Sokmatar
The final brought together Jwalamukhi Harkapur and Saptarangi Yuwa Samuha for the championship of the tenth edition of the Byakul Maila Gold Cup. Neither team scored during regulation time, leaving the contest level at the end of normal play. Jwalamukhi emerged as the tournament winner, while Saptarangi was its opponent in the final.
The reported result identifies Jwalamukhi Yuwa Samuha Harkapur as the title-winning side. The available details do not specify the method by which the winner was determined after the goalless regulation period, nor do they provide a score from any subsequent stage. The final result therefore confirms the champion without giving further match figures.
Tournament venue and setting
The competition was held at Bhalem Bagar playground, located beside the Dudhkoshi River in Sokmatar. The ground is in Ward 6 of Manebhanjyang Rural Municipality, in Okhaldhunga district. The riverside location and municipal setting place the tournament in the district’s eastern hill region, while the final drew the two teams together to contest the title.
This was the tenth edition of the Byakul Maila Gold Cup. The tournament’s name and edition number distinguish it as an established local competition, but the available report does not provide details about earlier champions, the full list of participating teams, or the schedule of matches leading to the final.
Jwalamukhi claims the title
Jwalamukhi Yuwa Samuha Harkapur’s victory gives the team the championship of this edition after a final in which neither side managed to score in regulation time. Saptarangi Yuwa Samuha completed the final lineup as the opposing team. No individual player performances, scorers, disciplinary incidents or post-match comments were included in the available details.
The report was filed by Shubhkala Rai. With the tenth Byakul Maila Gold Cup final concluded at Bhalem Bagar, Jwalamukhi Harkapur takes the title from the tournament held in Sokmatar, Okhaldhunga.
